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SCRATCHED rs YEARS..
A Scaly, Itching, Skin Dlsca'o with
Endless Suffering Cured by
tEi. CutlcurN Reno Hes. n

z II I had known Of the Cuticura Rcmcdles twon.
,y.eisht years sso 1t would have SAVED mo eco %
1.-Two hundred dollars and an Immense amount Of
suffering. My disease tIsofiast.l co nlnenecd on
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my suffering was endlcS, aud without rclloi. One
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disease over ssgs!n. AM rooi man, but feel ilGh
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aud h,li.. but no cure. Invent % two Or Three
doctors and no cure. cannot praise the Culic,ira
Remedies too much, They have made my skin a.
clear and FREQ from scales asa hlbys5 All used
Of then wa thrre boxes OF CuilCnia, and three
bottles Of Cut!cuts Rosolyent, aud two cakeh OF
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would have cured me for 500 10 you would have
had the money. ! ioosed like tho picture ~ youl
book Of ffolIasis picture number two, "Ilow &c
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kind OF second nature to me. thank you thou
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TO-SIGu1'S RALLY
OF tho Republican. Over Mt Martins Ferry

OF tho Republicans Over Mt Martins Forr,
Big One.t = fAafta al
Judging from what is heard on the
street there are q goodly number Of Re.
publicans from this side OF the river who
will 90 over to Martins Ferry this evening
to hear Hon. Benjamin Butterworth, OIL
Cincinnati, and Hon. D, a. Hollingsworth
address the people on tho live issues in.
volved in tho present campaign in Ohio.
They are gentlemen abundantly able to
speak in an interesting and entertaining
manner on theimpo,tantquestions now be-
ing considered by the voters over the river,
There is among the Republicans over the
river general desire to hear Mr.. Butter.
worth, and thors 10 little doubt but what
to.night's meeting will be a roueing one
both in point OF numbers and enthusiasm.
The meeting is to be held in Lafayette
flnR. Z.
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sronTsMEN IN TOWN I.
On Thoir WAY 10 the Cheat Mountain Game
II ~ NJ Preserves, zen.

~ f|sIf7' re - n LEebutNobs FstsILtF
A delegation Of Pittsburgh and ALE.
shsny sportsmen arrived In the city yes.
terdny en- route to the hunting grounds Of
tho Cheat Mountain sporsatnen's Assocla.
ton in Randolph county, this State. The
gentlemen in the party were WI. Rigga,
Of Allegheny, Mes,ra. George W. Dll.
worth, +. A.. Dilwnrth, George Z. Pointe',
3. O. Freeman, William II. Brown, u.
Baird, ". L scaife, D. P. Corwln and
TheophiluB Sprowll. s6 tis5
These gentlemen are the main mem.
bers oil the Arsoclation named, among tho
others named being Messrs. Ohsrles, AL.
bert and Wilbur Tallman, Of Bridgeport,
W. s. Edwards. OF Charleston, ". g..
Brown, Of ktngwood, and Q. A. Dswing,
OF Kalamazoo, Mich. Messrs. Edwards,
Brown and Dswlng will Join the party at
Grafton. The Mesars. IallmRn left with
them last evening. Their hunting grounds
are near the realdenCe OF Mr.. Winchester,
In m unbroken wilderness, Haye the i'm.
provements made by The organization.
Among these ara an elegant club house ;
and that the gentlemen do not intend to
spend oil their time hunting 10 to be pre-.
sumed from the character Of their outfit.
They showed their discriminating taste by
ordering the 1NTELLldgScER sent to the
club house. be-
1t will be remembered that the asaocia.
ton was formed late last winter aud early
spring by some Of Pittsburgh's moot
prominent citiz,ns and gentlemen from
parts Of Virginia, A large sxlon. Of terri.
tory In the wiids OF West Virginia, cover.
Ing an are Of 90 miles, was purchased, and
during the past summer commodious
club house was erected for the acoomno.
dation Of the association. The county
abounds in both largs aud small game,
deer, bear, wild turkey, etc.. and the
mountain streams afford numerous species
Of the 0nny tribe, the game trout being
plentiiul. Sea hi $50
Every member Of tho association is an
ardent sportsman, and this immense pro-
serve will afford Thorn every facility for
the pleasures and excitement Of the
CflAab.l 49, .sI.ar. XIV I Ell ta
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MARTINS FERRY. Il
Insurance AJjusted-Pottery Taik--ali III,
e5s5jr Il. 1s Local Nows. ib Is

Insurance 3AJjustad-Pottery Taik-aii. tho
}55s rs Local Nows. fE
John b, Fisher, Of Morrlson, was In tho city yes.
terday. 81 .7gFf' $50 fff' lI''6E
Mrs. Chas R. shrcys and Mis-. Sarah F. Coaen
left Monday night for Chicago. a'.f,l
Mira o. r. Sch wing aud daughter, Lotis. OF Pitts.
burgh,i ale tho guests Of James y, Patterson aud
vile. ,i vs. s.lIs q ~ .ii, ll4gll N =, X
For TIE latest fall ard winter styles IN good a.:
ting Clothes 20 to F. Ruh, merchant tailor, Second
street. 'Isl9t Z q fs5''l 1t g1EsfF fyFI 80
MIS-. Thomas Johns and Mis- Lizzie Ralney, who
have been absent from the city all summer, 70,
turned homo yesterday. 2. 4 n, e Z, ~
Those who avail the selves Of the opportunity
| 10 hear Hon. BENJAMIN lIutterwor,h this evening
At lafayette hall, will DO we'll rewarded for thelf
pains. Mr.. ButterWotth well known throughout the
country a. ono oil the most able and eloquent
speakers on the question:, Of tue day viii consume
aHu.ed, VIII DO beneficial 10 all his hearers. liz
will DO followed by hts able compau lon IN short
address. The meeting promises 10 be one Of great
| spirit and enthusiasm. sTifg r. ti51r' ~ hi
Tho insurance on tho Martins Ferry, stove work,
has ut last been tati.iact0rily adjusted. Tho com
papy VIII consider the Availability Of building .
pottery on the foundry kile, having no intention oil
ieeLtering the,sloye, business. II this city get.
pottery will DO Possessed Of nearly all the d.tar
Viii have within liz limits more industries than
anyleiiy OF the sitnes 10 In the state There Is vast
utcu os uch an enterprise III this city owing 10 Inc
TACT that East Liverpool shippers are having q 70
gniar bonsnxt In distributing their wares through
i!elmontand sulroun dug counties. and Martini
feriy may as well Ap!oy some of,the good trade
tho advantages that can b. desired for shipping
FOODS arc already here, aud clay can DO brought tc
the city cheaper than TO lis neighbors up the river
Monday evening as tbs las. trip was boing made
10 bridgeport OIL the Cleveland, Loraln d Wheeling
railroad 6y tbs trainmeu. a narrow escape from
what might have been death 10 al, was had A. The
lEtua mil. Tho switch that was put III from thu
raAn lor tho m use hps been mo:C or less occupied
Dy lat cars Sfncc its completion. On tho cyenng
mentioned some boys had been playing Ia tho Il a
cars and pulled the bratos loose, which started ONT
car dom lhs steep grade on which tho switch I.
laid. The place Is very dark, and the engineer did
no! sec the car until tle was hailoi BY sons men
VINO happened 10 pass along and notice tho dan
ger, Had tho engine struck the car at tn, rapid
rate at which twas gOing the train would certaIn
~ hsro boon prcciplatod over the tresle which Il
nigh Ut thst point aud cntaled greIt loss Of liie
as there were humber Of passengers on board u
l % . q VI
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ABOUT pEopL,c,
strsngors in the Oily aud Wheeling Folk.

|
1870 Abroad. 49, GsE4
Major Loriug has bsen i'll at his home al
Elm Grove for several days. ',i-8.if'
Niles Emma Falls, Of New Castle, has
soute Side irlendr, " l5S@;., ::
John Q: Pendleton, Esq, and Dr..
New York. They do not expect to be-
back until the 10th or 2O!h of'November.
Mr.. N. O. Boyle, OF Grafton, formerly Of
Cleveland, has been appointed to repre.
asnt the National Union benefit Associa.
ton in this city, under ]. R. Rush, the
General Agent. S55,sgl, ;6@t d H.,
(, Col. Jake Kemple will leave on Friday
or Saturday for GAINESVILLE, to again take
part in the Ohio campaign. He expects
to gpeak in Muskingum, Athens and
Hooking counties. ssa55{ }Il9 Is VI
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Governor Wilaon has appointed W. w
Brown, Of Jefferson, as regent Of the Wesi
Z Virginia University, and r. P. Chew, oi
Jefferson; r. s. Brown, OF Jackson IA,
W. Woodford, Of Lewis; S. E.. Walker, Of
! Barbour; O. T.. Beale, OF Mason, and
Thomas J. s Farnsworth, of : U pshur, 10
represent the, State in the National Far.
msYs' and Cattle Congress, which meets in
Chicago on the 10Th Of November. &
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LOO i. GRANDiLODGE
OPENS ITs ANNUAL ssEssIoNs
- y .7r.. Z aE5- 60 DO ssH.e u ',. x fI|l IL
In this CITY With n Very Full Attendance OF
Dslesatss and Grand onloors-Intor.
osting Matters at Yesterdays Meet.
lug : Committees Appointed.

The !. o. 0. F. Grand Lodge OF Weat
Virginia met In Odd Fellows hall. corner
Of Twelfth and Chsplino streets, Of 10
o'clock yesterday forenoon In annual
sesaion, The Grand officers elected At
the last annual session were all present,
aniollowu: Grand Maa!er, T. 8. spates,
OlarksburS; Deputy Grand Master, George
NJ. Fought, Parkersburg; Grand Warden,
Robert Alexander, Volcano; Grand Sec.
rotary, Ellis A.. BillinRslea, Fairmont;
Grand Treasurer, Henry seamon, Wheel.
ing; Grand Representatives, O ven s. Nc.
Kinney, Palaline, and William Ellinghan,
Wheeling, 5t
Past Grand James Nagle was appointed
Grand Herald, B. T. Harmar Grand Chap.
lain, Il. +. Lucas Grand Marshal, E. W.
England Grand Conductor, and George
Wines Grand Guardian. n
Tbs Be6slon was opened with prayer by
the Grand Chaplain, after which the
usual committees were appointed, as FOL-
lown: r9l ID IA, d "a
On Credentialc, O. X. Smith, J. W.
Hsegerty, J. W. Chambers. 81
On Finance, John W. Msther, 8. A.
Steele. Lse Rsinheimer, ]. W. Kerney,
John Buchtler. 49,
Auditing Committee, George Matthews,
q. B. McColum, Daniel Cooper. Il
State oil the Order, John Beckley, J. W.
Bosworth, r. Z. Fast, ]. T. Carter, R. A.
Freor. G' a5.ilE .,st5sl
On By.Lswa, T. H. Dunsmore, ]. W.
Ginger, 81. koYner. r 3E,.'s', 2 l...>F
Ga Charters, 9. NJ. Roach, Jacob Swartz,
J. N. Johnson. i. .'- /
On Appeals, ]. A. Miller, w. H. shelb,
J.; Il. Wetssl, Walter Lowry, T. Nick
Shivea. ssi,5 4 lsf.. ~ hi
Degree OF Rsbekah, II. A. Uthman, G,
W. Vicke,H, W. W. Campbell. l
The daily eeeaions OF the Grand Lodge
will continue from 0 o'clock A. NJ. to u NJ.
and from 2 to 5 r. NJ. tl
The past official and grand lodge De.
greea wero conferred on o large number oil
eligible candidates.
The officers reporta were read and 80.
propliately referred, and recess taken
for dinner.
In the afternoon tho committee on the
distribution OF tho Grand Masters journal
YVES appointed, consisting Of Past Grand
Masters Edwards, Hoke aud Peck.
W. ". Campbell was admitted 90 Rep.
reeeRtative Of Lodge No.l0l. hT'l
! 8 p. N. on Wednesday WAS appointed az
the hour ler the exemplifcation OF the
unwri.ten work Of the order. q
I
Eentlng tho Wheeling lodges and encamp p.
menls to attend o nocial and supper at the
First Baptist church on Wednesday even.
ing, WAS accepted. 2s.a.tl r..
An amendment to tho constitution
changing the time OF meeting to Novsm.
Der was tabled, and after some secret bus.
inesB tho lodge adjourned.
Following Ia list Of the representatives
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THE Charleston Star OF Monday evening
has the following: Colonel Bernard Shan
ley, Of Wheeling, arrived in the city lost
night. Colonel shsnley came hero 10 In
s,itutea Uniformed Rank Of ksuks Lodge
No. &c, Knights Ct Pythiss, Of this city,
and the ceremonies will take place q,
their new hall, on Summers street, this
evening.
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Opera ra.ty FROM J Muund,v,llr.

"a genial party Of the cultured resldents
Of Marshall county's capital attended the
opera last night ut the Wheeling Opera
House. coming up on the Baltimore &
Ohio Uompany's Moundsyille accommo.
dation snd returning on a special train
after the performance. J. W. Gallaher,
jr., Miss May Weaver, B.. E..Meighen and
lady, Mias Grace Blake, u B. Bruce, J.
A. Boyd. Miss Annie Gamble, ! O. l..
Holiday, Ars. J.3W. Gallaher, II. E.
Blake and g. Q. Blake composed the
party. They took ties at the McLuro
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Tho Electrical Com ,any,

Yesterday tho Wheeling Electrical
Company tried Ito new engines in the
power house on the corner OF Chapline
and Twenty.second streets-the old Chan.
line streetIink-and they worked smooth.
ly and to the. entire satisfaction Of the
company. The expectation is that tho
wires OF the electric lights will be con.
nscted with the new plant the last OF
this week. The old engines in the
Twelfth street works will be used until
the new ores are ready. The new ones
are 80 arranged that the breaking Of. any
piecs OF machinery will riot necessitate
the suspension Of work to make repairs.;Ei
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are dnily receiving New Novelties
In Sullings, pantaloonings and over.
coatlnYs, which wenre prepared 10 make
up III lrst.class style " reasonable
prices. ..s,,.5'4. ia }.3si.s
b "a full line OF our celebrated Knit
Jackets now III stock. = .s,77s. lS
our White Unlauudried Shirt, double
scanned, re.enf0rced front and back, Mt
50 cents, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. .. HESS IS Suns,
1891 s 1898 Market Street. I
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Tho Prison Board.

Hon. Hiram R. Howard, Of Point Pleas
ant, and Hon. John NJ. Collins, Of Charles
ton, arrived in tho city Last evening and
reg;otered at tho stainm house. They arc
here as usual for the purpose OF attending
a regular monthly meeting Of the Board
OF Directors Of the State Penitentisry
which will be held Of that institution to.
day, = r. n, s. 4. g.H,ls go 4 q n
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Indications.

WAsHrsaroS, D. O., Oct. e6.-For West
Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and Ohio,
warmer fair weather, light to fresh vari-
able winds, becoming southerly. 1tE
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WANTED.

Admission, rs and so cents: reserved seats, 81 co.
commence Friday. October "a. 5g7S1st z5I,' oc26 !
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7 Tomorrow lBnIl Gam

It ~ slz,ost certain that "Ganleyp West
lake, the well.knovn catcher, Of tbs
Wheeling base ball club, will be hers to
Qatch IN to.morrow's game with the Cuban
Giants. Westlake ia OF present in Mans.
field; a dispatch Taa -eat to him yester.
day asking him If he could pusaiEly Ar.
range to be here for the second PANE with
tho so:csod champions. He replied That
hecouid be counted on for tho game. 81
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Grand Opsuiug.

Tho Alhambra Palace Rink Company
have decided to open their mammoth rink
for the aeason on Saturday evening, Octo.
Der 20, 1887. Prof. William Mayors
orchestra has been enesged. sgAll those
who can should not fail TO attend SIS good
time Ia aesuret. ~ s.. 3; { 49,
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7. ELEGANT wedding presents in Bronzes,
Clo1Ss End Silverwsre. Gall on ltiSd'
!,:}a5 y2.iss4 q ". J. LuERgs, .t 52 s3..s.
Y. y i5s No. 1858 Main street,
7 |. Notice 10 curppt Buyers,

Before buying Carpets we ask you 10
look at our line. Having the largest line
IA tho Staso 10 select from, and having less
expense and buying Tor spot cash, enables
Us to show you larger line and sell you
lower than any house In the State. s',Gif1
Il Il. STONE 4 THOMAS.
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10 attendance

- .
Lodge No. IA. Burton. lF. i'l
Ledge No. 2-James Nsglc. -,s
Lodge No. S-y. X. smith.
L9dge No III. ". Keruey, sis
! odgc No. 5-M. Roberts.
Lodge No. G-llenryKorner
Lodge No 7-J0hu W. Mathcr, 5s4 sli
Lodge No. Sc A. Pock.
Lodge No. SD. J. Lawson.
Lodge No. l0-E o. Protzmnn. III. !, K as
Lodge No. 1l-lee Reinheimer. q
Lodge No. l2-John Bachtler.
Lldge No. 1876 Gorge Edwards.
Lodge No, l4-Tt ". Numley.
Lodge No Isl. II wetzel
Lodge No 15-B. T. Hafmar. r}s rare
LoeEe No. l7-R. s. Hollis. t t
Ledge No, 1S-B schul va
Lodge No. 20-F. II Dunsmore.
Lodge No. 2l--Dapiel Harris. 'F-
Lodge 10, 2l--Georse Kclsall. 55,5g5,
lodge No 23--W. J. Curry. Il 4 4
Lodge No. Oil. B Swanson. H i tis7.
Lodge No, PSF. ". England. FL
Lodge No. 20 Jacob Saylor. l w..
l.Otse No 27-R B. Lucts.
Lodge No. 2s-Thos. J. Garnet. 81
Lodge No 19-Jo!h Thompson. ~
Lodge No AT NJ. Roach. u. -.o
Ledge No. Sc b. Thomas. T-s.
lOfge No. 3j-j J. Gfiustcad,
Ledge No. S6-T.. C. Pipes
Lodge No 3s-Thomas Clark.
Lodge No 30 w. i. Talbot, lti ~ u y
LodSe No so-.Chsr:c, II. Miller.
Lodge No. 4l--F. n. Huffman. -r1isg
: l0tye No. IFS. Hall. & ga =.
Lodge No. 47-H. MHkelly. 5 III
Ledge No. 49, onrad Untcsmoh,ea, 4
Lodge No. ar. Newton. 7s. ,a'E@ p
Lod 10 No 5l-U. B. Mccollom,
LGdRe No. b2-E. s. Harm you, ~
Lodge No 81 ~. +. Bevcrln. +
Lodge No. SOL. Bumgarducr, ID &
Lodge No. 57--H. Kppplpgcr, III; e,
Lodge No. SCI. Waiter, p 49, -,5
Lodge No 6l-P. Gano. ~
Lodge No. 6!-Georga Wires. - y
Lodge No &C. E. LAWRENCE. =. " ~
Ledge No. q W. +. Wallace. 55i-,. 4.
Lodge No. GID. rooner,
lotIc No. CIR. swah .s--i- q
Lodge No. 70 L. 81. Nos.
+ Lodge No. n John Becliiey, IA
Lodge No. 76-i. II. Henry. gsll
I Lodge No. It's. G. Carter, ga Z.
Loigc No. 'S-W. Lowe.
{, Lodge No 7o-T. Mex. Shiyes, isl q I. /.
Lodge No. S2-G. 81, V!ckrrs, -',t7I 4, s
Lodge No. So "a. Cutler s.
t.dge No. ST.. y. i!agsO:ty.
Lodge No. S5-J. W. kirk. 80 .71.,4
d Lodge No. &c. Shrtyer, rt ii, rs ia-5
Lodge No. SS-I. N. johnson, z1T sFst
, Lodge No. 9J-S. A. Steele. y. tt.=iz t-
Lodge No. 9l-J. W. ChamL.s 5.7i
Lodge No. 9;--J. T. cal ter
Lo-ge No. 9s--J, ". Ginger, Ia1
Lodge No. 96-.J, J. Conner, Z Ft asi
Lodge NO 97-H, fawcett,
Ladgs No. est. II. Jaco. az
Lodge No. OR. II. Frrer. ty
Lodge No. low. T. Hathaway,
Lodge no. l02--Gcorge Campbell, Ha,ra
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1 CORDIALLY reeonmend Salvation Oil
to all suffering with rheumatism. ~ ;;s'
E9s Jos. s. Fox, Cattle Dealer, 7.
l5 III North Broadway, Baltimore, Nd,
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Z As reported by Christian schnepi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAX. JAN l2X. sr.x.' Urn,
1' 545e So $50 5Oo ,
Wcather-EaIr, a.. l-Fi5.5. TO- y ;ic.sif
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yeSs!s:Ask 70 be shown the
Normal Wool Sanitary Under
wear; it is warranted to be
made OF pure undyed wool.
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a CifAiLExGx.-The tproprletors Of d..
Bulls Cough Syrup hereby challenge the
F2culty to prescnhs o remedy more eflec-
tive than theils.
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Don't 80 without nice Parlor Carpet
Saen you can get atinssn'g best Velvet
carpet at 81 per yard at rs ~
U STONE & TuoMAs'
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To make Room ror 'spr,pc s,ocJ

To make Room For Spring Stock.
W We will continue our clearance, sale Of
Wall Paper aud Borders for thirty days,
and are offering some papers at half cost,
h }t5sSit J os. GRAVES K sos, E
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NANTED-A MAN TO .TAKE.AN
w oaicc and represent a manufacturer: $50
per week: email capital required. Address, with
sum- M, MASuFAcluAER, Box 70, West Acton, Mass.
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ts For wedding presents call on ". j.
Lukens, the Main street jeweler, No.
1868 Main street. Isl 81. {, -
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y FoR Bronzea, CLOCKS and silverware, &C.,
suitable for wedding presents, call on
b $Ei W. J. LuKEHs, IA
5ss.SfS No. 1858 Main street.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY
E,INE FARM FOR SALE.

q Situated ~ miles southwest Of 81, ClaIrrrlIl,
containing 1856 acres OF choice land, on xsiSs,
there Is gotd two-s.ory brick dwelling and NlSa.
story flame dwelling; best barn In BeImou, cam,
~, Etables, wagon sheds. corn cribs aud ali nTS.
kinds; three good apple orchards, a rood nt a.
orchard, plenty Of water at al tImcs. Thl, I, one
Of the best stock farms In belmont county and
can be divided to mako two good farms Wlll be-
to!d cheap end on easy terms. For particular
Call on OF address 40. Il T. HohsIi,'
4 Heal Estate and Insurance Agent.
. OCH s.af}t s=7.fs7I .stl'-s si-f bRIDGEpOEr n
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FORESALE!

(24) Twenty.f0ur Lots In CnIdwelrs Ad.
dltion 10 the City Of Wheeling.
ninth street. on tho east by Fillmore street, On Ii,
south By the Handlan Homestead, and on The wei
by the b d o. 4. e. 81 81 =. =, -
Their proximity 10 the above named railroad
rendera them excellent sites Tor manufacturing u
II not sold In thirty days will DO sold at public
auction. lS2 fs5.5 e fptl u .,7l
For terms md further information apply 10
Gfa s{=!i5,!tg4l W. Y. HOGE d BRO,
", -. z - -, Y 1900 Market Street
anlh q q. W. Corner rhspline Il Sixteenth Ru
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26
WATERBURY, VI, jan. 20, 49, S' ! D0" IT"1'''

Psoriasis. Eczsma, Tetter, Rlngworm. 1.ichen,
pruritus, scall Had. Milk Crust DandruG, Bar
aud every species q Itching, Burning, sealy'
Plmply llunors Of the Skin aud Scalp and Blood,
with Loss Of Hair, arc positively cured by Luttcura
the great Shin tSirc aud Cutlcura soap. al exqut'
solvent, tho neT Blood Purifier informally, whom
physicians ana all other remedies fall. = 2Ilg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26

aaSSWR have just placed on sale Is Embroid.
cred Cloth Robes at IS so, have been sell.
Ing at 81 30 each. SfS STONE & THoXAs,, 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26

WANTED--LADIEs TO WORK ON
,,vv our Fancy Goods for tho Holidays and
winter Trade cent any diLtance. Full particn.
n a5s ifeo. ADDRESS, ELlOrt MANUFACTURING
Cos ~ aud 40 Eliot st.. Boston, Mass - ocIO :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26

Underwear OF every descrip.
ton for Ladies, Gents and Chill
dren. Ladies' Merino Under
wear from IS cents up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26

WANTED-LADY ACTIVE AND
wv inte,liaent: to represent, IN her own local.
ny, az old hrn Reserances clven and required,
Pernauen: position and coed salary. y - = :
,,o Z. BLANCHARD. sup., 81 Readc St N. Y. :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q; AS DRY
w Goods Salesman; haye had fifteen rears
experience Reference. address SALE3MAN.
care IntelIlSencer. 49, y = -. IN. oc2h